Craftsman bolt-on

[doan]

Any experience with the Craftsman "Bolt-on" stuff?

It kind looks like the typical x-mas/fathers day stuff that sears sells, but now that they introduced the corded version, that makes it more interesting.

I'm sure run-time is not even close to Milwaukee/Makita/Dewalt with the big batteries, but the corded option is a cheap backup.

 

[Danglerb]

Far as I know its the same as the Black and Decker versions, another tool system that nothing fits to from any other tool system.

Not appealing to me.

 

[Hootbro]

This is just me, but most tools that try to do everything, do nothing well.

For the occasional small project around the house, might be a viable option. For bigger projects, I like to have a multiple dedicated power tools at my disposal and not switching heads back and forth as the job progresses.

 

[doan]

This is just me, but most tools that try to do everything, do nothing well.

For the occasional small project around the house, might be a viable option. For bigger projects, I like to have a multiple dedicated power tools at my disposal and not switching heads back and forth as the job progresses.

Yeah, I was only considering it as a backup or 2nd drill/driver. It is one of the only drill/drivers that does not come with 2 batteries.

I'm going to keep nursing my Makita set while saving for the Milwaukee 18v fuel.